Without the Drought Contingency Plan under current operational agreements, what would happen if Lake Mead goes into shortage conditions below 1,075 feet or 1,025 feet?
Jim Costa: “Without the Drought Contingency Plan under current operational agreements, what would happen if Lake Mead goes into…”
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Costa questions the implications of potential water shortages without a contingency plan.
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